I guess you’ve never driven through the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago... They’ve never stopped loving them. A few years ago I counted 23 on, and directly off of, a street for just two blocks (Astros and their GMC, Safari, equivalent).

They’re going to use Live and Let Die and leave it up to those who know the inside baseball to make the connection to Hamster’s near-death.

I’m torn: there’s no way I would want this, but just last week I was wandering the columns in the Vatican and my wife had to shout to me to turn around because a BMW i3 cop car was behind me.

Yes, and it will be a tow truck.

My wife is way too polite when driving. This is exactly my argument; it makes you unpredictable. I feel bad kind of griping at her while she’s driving, but it is bad.

I do something similar:

May I submit this addition to your rule:

I don’t get what you are saying.

Mad respect for keeping it as a sleeper.

I’m very pro-nuclear. It boggles my mind why we don’t have it here (PR issue).

The biggest thing for me that the article overlooks is that electric allows you to “fill up” at home, during off-peak hours. So I’m not sure there needs to be a 1:1 replacement ratio.

Read an article recently on what it would actually take to replace, or at least ban gas cars in CA, and am interested in the Jalop Community’s thoughts on it. I’m not 100% on the actual math, but the line of thinking seems in the right direction. Here’s the crux of the article:

Avis! Or technically I think it was called Avis Prestige. We rented it out of the Glasgow airport, but I’m pretty sure they drove it over from Edinburgh. If I remember it came out to about $400/day. It is up there as the best $800 I’ve ever spent.

Henry Catchpole makes some of the best films. A couple years ago my then girlfriend (and in 5 days, wife) and I went to Scotland as part of a European trip. I had already planned on renting something fun to drive around there, but happened to catch Catchpole’s film where he drive a Vantage through the Cairngorms…

I’ve seen this Range Rover on Cars.com for almost a year now. It started at $8,000 with a “firm” price... Then a few months later it was a “firm” $4k... now it’s $997. Oh, and the guy just happened to finally add “does not run” and “this is a restoration project” alongside his 9/10 rankings of various aspects of the…

From Classics & Coffee in Hinsdale, IL (suburb of Chicago) last weekend, a DB MarkIII (pretty sure):

I remember when I bought a 350z when they first came out; Nissan actually had advertisements in Motor Trend, etc. with a hotline to report dealerships that were charging over MSRP. A non-Nissan dealership had procured one and was trying to sell it over MSRP, but had bought the car before they knew Nissan was punishing…

Do we have a record of him voting NP?